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holstvoogd
5y ago
I have no love for apple and their crap. I'm just tired of the endless stream of this bullshit fake outrage by the worst perpetrators.
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holstvoogd
5y ago
Fakespot is literal cancer that steals passwords, location data, purchase history etc etc. Should never been in the app store to begin with!
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holstvoogd
5y ago
I call bullshit. I suspect selection bias
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holstvoogd
5y ago
It took me 5 minutes to figure out what eproctoring is
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holstvoogd
5y ago
Lets hope so... I expect that these were accidentally committed to a public repo However, while the keys are then already leaked, you'd have to go search for them. Copilot suggests you use them in you editor. That is not quite the same
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holstvoogd
5y ago
If you wait for that, all diabetics will be dead probably…
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holstvoogd
5y ago
As someone who has to deal with a lot of bots, bot networks and other weird scraper apps people use: The biggest issue is that most of these tools are not behaved very well. This tool is clearly designed to circumvent protections, rate limi
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holstvoogd
5y ago
If your scraper behaves, perhaps it would not be blocked…
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holstvoogd
5y ago
About as useful a take as ‘dont click on phishing links’
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5y ago
This, I am not at all reassured by this that it won't happen again. Next week perhaps. Also, their DNS broke last month as well, but I guess we won't mention that as it would invalidate 2 years of stellar reliability
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5y ago
It was not that quick tbh. We were seeing intermittent issues for several hours after the initial problem arose. It tought me a valuable lesson: make sure it is easy to switch to another CDN & to update cached/stored urls
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holstvoogd
5y ago
Always ironic how many trackers are blocked when reading such articles
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holstvoogd
5y ago
This. Unit Test should not connect to external service imo. And I do not get the gripe with a production rate limit tbh.
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holstvoogd
5y ago
I have the same experience. I bought a System76 darter pro, it comes with a linux pre-installed. I've been using it on and of for a year now but cannot 'give up' my mac: - It is not stable at all; weekly complete freezes - Th
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5y ago
I believe we are reaching a singularity. Like 90% of content is written by marketeers for bots. SEO they call it. Now we can take out the middle man. Bots writing crap for other bots. And then we use that content to train more bots to write
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6y ago
While there are some nice open solutions out there, pine64 etc, one thing I'd like to see in more open projects is high quality. I have a Pinebook Pro & an System76 Darter laptop. I use neither because the build quality is weak. Th
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6y ago
neat! I tried a nice android phone last year and it was such a shit experience that I returned it within 24h. This was 100% because google. Also, this can go suck it with his ' a phone that caters to those concerned about their privacy
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6y ago
typical vice.com click bait. They compiled an existing malware platform for the M1. They did not write anything new or exploited actual issues/features of the M1
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holstvoogd
6y ago
ah yes, the 'just get a better job' argument. smh.
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6y ago
For anyone using pixels: Under the GPDR tracking pixels require explicit consent as they monitor user behaviour. This _cannot_ be covered with any implicit forms of consent like 'you subscribed to the newsletter'.
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6y ago
Perhaps because the person that they used as their main source said they completely misquoted him and that he believes it was complete BS?
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6y ago
Tried running rails on it? Its like 10x slower then mruby still in my experience. It is the same issue I've seen with jruby and rubinius back in the day: they claim it is as performant or faster than mruby, but then you port a simple r
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6y ago
That I can recommend. It is extremely easy to loose money with it and end up with _nothing_. Especially the heavily leverage products can go from +100% to -100% in hours. And then your money is just gone. And you have nothing.
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6y ago
No Support hosting? So AWS basically? /s (For context, unless you pay 20% extra for AWS support, you basically get no support. There is a public forum for those that like to scream into the void.)
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holstvoogd
6y ago
My god there are may bad takes going around this weekend
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holstvoogd
6y ago
Corporate bois protecting each other.. What a surprise
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6y ago
Planning an attack on the capitol for months? Protect free speech! Taking it to the wallstreet chads? CENSOR THE FUCK OUT OF IT! Fuck facebook. End it.
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6y ago
Since AWS implies that Elastic is involved in the offering, I'd sue AWS for defamation. Having your name associated with a AWS service, and such a shitty service at that, cannot be good for your business.
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6y ago
Maybe. It is definitely looks a lot like a ponzi scheme too me. And it is nearly useless and immorally wasteful.
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6y ago
> It's work to run/manage a server: find a hosting provider I'm thinking it might be time to accept that 'we', hackers/nerds/technically inclined individuals/early adopters, start 'selling
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